Alfred, Jutta and Hermann on the ferry crossing the Strait of Gibraltar - from Tarifa, Spain to Tangier, Morocco
Modern Tangier close to its ferry port
Busy fishing port of Tangier
Ancient stairs from the waterfront to upper Tangier
In the Medina - Old Islamic Town of Tangier
Part of Tangier's old city wall
Cats on a scooter
Lady selling vegetables in the traditional outfit of the northern Berbers
Little factory and shop in the Medina
Storks flying southwards over Tangier
The lighthouse on the cape Kap Spatel
In the Cave of Hercules - Grottes d'Hercule. Its sea opening is known as "The Map of Africa" because it has the shape of Africa when looked at from the ocean
Two younger Ladies in the cave Grottes d'HerculeÂ
Stormy sea around the cave Grottes d'HerculeÂ
Old town of Larache
Jutta in a narrow alley of Larache's Medina
In the Medina of Larache
Mural in the Medina of Larache
Another nice mural - Man selling drinking water in his traditional clothes
Another nice mural in Larache - woman baking traditional bred
Gate of the Great Mosque of Larache
Outside the city wall of Larache
Window of the conservatory of Larache
Fishing port of Larache
In the old town of Rabat - Avenue Mohamed V
Walls of the Kasbah of the Udayas
Entrance in the Kasbah of the Udayas
Old pictures - mainly of Ladies in the Kasbah of the Udayas
Ancient gate in Rabat
Another nice entrance
Street Rue Souika at night
Shop in Rue Souika
Walls of the Chellah of Rabat - a medieval fortified Muslim necropolis and ancient archeological site
Storks on the wall of the Chellah
More storks opposite the Chellah
Storks on top of a minaret in the Chellah
Stork just landing on top of a tree
More birds outside of the Chellah
Cattle Egrets opposite of the Chellah
Turtle close to the Chellah
Swamps east of the Chellah where the birds find food with 250 meters high Mohamed VI tower on the top left
Guard on the entrance of the area of the Mausoleum of Mohammed V
Mausoleum of Mohammed V who was the first king of Morocco (1957 - 1961) and father of Morocco's independence in the year 1956
Guard in front of the Mausoleum of Mohammed V
Inside the Mausoleum of Mohammed V
Cupola of the Mausoleum of Mohammed V
44 meters high Hassan Tower opposite of the Mausoleum of Mohammed V
Hassan Tower
Boats on the waterfront of Rabat on the southern shore of the river Bou Regreg
Boats with our nice overnight staying place close to the beach Plage Bouznika between Rabat and Casablanca
Huge ray (more than two meters wingspan) in the aquarium Aquadream in Casablanca's Morocco Mall which is supposed to be the largest mall in Africa
Again the majestic ray in the Morocco Mall
Street market close to Casablanca's old town with the 210 meters high minaret of the Hassan II Mosque
Merchant with cables and other electrical stuff
Little alley in Casablanca
Galley in Casablanca
Clothing shop in the old town
Gate between the Medina - old town and new town
Modern Casablanca
Market in the Medina
Hermann and Jutta with Hassan II Mosque which is the second largest mosque in Africa
Mural on the waterfront west of Hassan II Mosque
Another beautiful mural with the minaret of the Hassan II Mosque
Apartment buildings with stamps showing Moroccan football heroes
Another apartment building close to Casablanca's waterfront
Salt production northeast of Oualidia
Fishermen in Oualidia
Beach of Oualidia
Mural in Oualidia
Alfred and Marion on the beach of Oualidia
Fierce Atlantic Ocean
Tea and Tajine (Moroccan main dish of vegetables and some meat stewed in a brown cone shaped pot) over the Ocean
Dome in the Atlantic Ocean
Football on the beach
Tomb Sidi Coramdi
Nice camper on our overnight staying place in Oualidia
Coastline between Oualidia and Safi
Two happy kids
People on the northern Viewpoint Safi
Safi is an industrious town with approximately half a million inhabitants
Marion with the ancient city wall of Essaouira
In the Medina of Essaouira
Busy Essaouira
Savage Atlantic Ocean seen from the viewpoint Bastion North
Huge waves of the sea
Cannon in the bastion
Little boats in the port of Essaouira
Big fishing fleet
Still some fish in the Atlantic Ocean
Marion on the beach of Essaouira
Dromedaries on the beach - Essaouira is a little bit touristic
The little village Imsouane seen from our awesome overnight staying place 330 vertical meters above the sea
Little bird close to our camper
Argan tree formed by the wind
Goat on an Argan tree
Sunset on our overnight staying place above Imsouane
Coffee and boards on the sand dune approximately 10 kilometers south of Imsouane
Lady in a sandy gorge
Marion in front of the dune
Beach Oued Tamri
Birds on the Beach of Aghroud
Colorful Aghroud
Little boats with Devils Rock on the left
Mural on the beach of Devils Rock
Coast north of Devils Rock with a shabby barracks in the foreground
People on Devils Rock
Surfers seen south of Devils Rock
Pictures on the northern waterfront of Devils Rock
Sidi Rabat after sunset with some iigloos - little apartments for tourists made with concrete
Little owl in Sidi Rabat
Bones on the entrance of the Sous Massa National Park
Jutta in the Sous Massa National Park
Rare Spoonbill in far distance
The star in the Sous Massa National Park is the Bald Ibis - its population increased from 200 birds in the year 1997 to more than 600 now
Painting of a Bald Ibis on the campground La Dune in Sidi Rabat
Alfred on the decayed viewpoint Observatoire de L'Oued Massa
Coast north of Sidi Rabat
Destroyed and abandoned fishermen cave dwellings north of Sidi Rabat
Lighthouse of Sidi Ifni
Mural on the waterfront of Sidi Ifni
Black clouds in the north of Sidi Ifni
Cactus with fruits in Sidi Ifni
More murals in Sidi Ifni - Education of the people?
Fountain in Sidi Ifni with a fighting woman in the back